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This week brings a free Zumba class in celebration of Women’s “Herstory” Month, a talk on the importance of storytelling in suicide prevention, Pizza & Perspectives: India, the Mobile Food Pantry and more.

�� 5–6��p.m. �� ��UMC��415–17
Join International Student & С����Ƶ Services and the Environmental Center to learn how to transform your lifestyle to sustainable living with some fun and relaxing crafts! They will be making personal care products.

�� 5–6��p.m. �� ��Rec Center, Studio 2
Join the��Rec Center and Center for Inclusion & Social Change��for a��a free Zumba class in celebration of��Women’s “Herstory” Month.��The class will feature a playlist that centers on women and femme artists or musicians. This will be a space for empowerment and celebration. Free admission.

�� 5–8 p.m. ��ECCR 155
Clinical psychologist Dr. Sally Spencer-Thomas, an��inspirational international speaker and impact entrepreneur, will discuss the importance of storytelling in "sharing your story of lived experience with suicide" and how that can help with the healing process.��Spencer-Thomas was moved to work in suicide prevention after her younger brother, a Denver entrepreneur, died of suicide after a difficult battle with bipolar condition. RSVP is required.

�� 6–9��p.m. �� ��UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom��
Join the Middle Eastern Student Association for CU С����Ƶ's second-annual Hijab Fashion Show. This event is free and open to the whole campus community.

Tuesday, March 19

�� Noon to 1 p.m. �� ��C4C S350
Come hear different Indian student perspectives on culture, life in the U.S. and life back home, plus get a chance to ask your own questions. Free pizza too.

�� 7–9��p.m. ��Chem 140

Join the and Cultural Events Board for a relaxing night and screening of the film Widows! Widows is the story of four women with nothing in common except a debt left behind by their dead husbands’ criminal activities.

Wednesday, March 20

�� 2:30–4��p.m. �� ��UMC South Plaza
Are you skipping meals or groceries due to lack of financial resources, making hard choices with what bills to pay��and/or running out of food at the end of a pay period? The Mobile Food Pantry is bringing fresh produce, dairy and pantry items to campus.

Thursday, March 21

�� 3:30–6:30 p.m.���� ��CU Events Center
С����Ƶ County��employers are looking for help.��Positions include paid jobs, paid internships and��volunteer opportunities.

�� 5:30–7:30 p.m.����ENVD��134
Join the for a discussion on food sovereignty and food justice while exploring the meaning of decolonizing your diet and enjoying delicious, healthy foods!

Friday, March 22

Enjoy spring break!